How would I do it without an instance available... I basically just want the runtime type for a specific type, not based on an instance.
On 5/13/05, John Gossman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
element.GetType().GetProperties()
element.GetType().Assembly
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I'm trying to get a System.RuntimeType in a simple Python script... today if i use the "type" keyword, i get a Python type object... I really want the equivalent of C#'s typeof operator. Specifically I want to be able to access the GetProperties(), GetMethods(), and GetEvents() on the type object..
Title: IronPython.Objects.List doesn't support GetHashCode()
Is there any special reason why this is the case? The code currently reads:
public override int GetHashCode() {
throw Ops.TypeError("list object is unhashable");
}
So it’s obviously intentional… howev
The problem with this model is that it requires you to subclass and use a special type. My goal is to enable simple usage in binding scenarios:
_list.ItemsSource = range(5)
This means that every list/dictionary/touple needs to support ICustomTypeDescriptor and GetHashCode/SyncRoot... The ICD r
ncy in a reasonably performant fashion)... without hash support, i can never bind to lists or dictionaries from python.
On 5/12/05, Timothy Fitz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:> On 5/12/05, Chris Anderson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Yes, there is harm in it. Try this in python hash([]) a
Is there any special reason why this is the case? The code currently reads:
public override int GetHashCode() {
throw Ops.TypeError("list object is unhashable");
}
So it's obviously intentional… however, I'm trying to use a native
Python list as a data source for UI bi
